Endangered Species

Judge Upholds Wolf Law Passed By Congress
Judge Upholds Wolf Law Passed By Congress
Judge Upholds Wolf Law Passed By Congress
A federal judge has reluctantly ruled to uphold a congressional budget provision that removed federal protections for the Northern Rockies gray wolf outside of Wyoming. U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy says that binding precedent by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals requires him to rule against a constitutional challenge of the rider passed by Congress earlier this year.
Montana and Idaho Prep For Fall Wolf Hunts
Montana and Idaho Prep For Fall Wolf Hunts
Montana and Idaho Prep For Fall Wolf Hunts
Public opinion on gray wolves remains sharply split as Montana and Idaho prepare to resume hunts for the predators after Congress removed their endangered species protections. Montana wildlife commissioners meet July 14 to adopt a quota of 220 wolves to be killed during fall rifle and archery hunts.

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